Spruce Creek High School | Advanced Placement

AP at SPruce Creek

The College Board has designed a series of courses that are designed to prepare students for success in their studies at college and for specific college course equivalent exams. Students are invited to take Advanced Placement courses and need to be prepared for the extensive work required in the courses. When an AP course is listed more than once on the chart, it can be taken in any grade level listed with it. AP courses earn a weighted credit of plus 1. Successful performance on the AP course exam may earn college credit based on the policies of the college chosen by the student.

The AP exam schedule is available online.

Recommended Course Sequences

Subject	9th Grade	10th Grade	11th Grade	12th Grade
English	English I Honors	English II Honors	AP English Language and Composition	AP English Language and Composition
English	English I Honors	English II Honors	AP English Literature	AP English Literature
Math	Geometry Honors	Algebra II Honors	Pre-Calculus	AP Calculus
	Algebra II Honors	Pre-Calculus	?	AP Calculus
	Algebra II Honors	Pre-Calculus	Probability and Statistics	AP Statistics
Science	Biology 1 Honors	Chemistry 1 Honors	AP Biology	AP Biology
	Biology 1 Honors	Chemistry 1 Honors	AP Chemistry	AP Chemistry
	Biology 1 Honors	Chemistry 1 Honors	AP Environmental Science	AP Environmental Science
Social Studies	World History Honors	AP World History	AP U.S. History	AP US Govt. and Politics AP Comparative Govt. and Politics
	AP Human Geography	AP Human Geography	AP Human Geography	AP Human Geography
			AP European History	AP European History
World Languages	Language I, II, or III	Language II or III	Language III or IV or AP Language	AP Language
Arts	Visual Arts course	Visual Arts course	AP Studio Art: 2-D Design Portfolio AP Studio Art: Drawing Portfolio	AP Studio Art: 2-D Design Portfolio AP Studio Art: Drawing Portfolio
Performing Arts Music			AP Music Theory	AP Music Theory

NOTE: Courses in italics count as electives for graduation.